A university in Ohio is to pay $36.6 million to a local bakery after students and staff falsely accused it of racism because an employee chased and restrained a black student he had seen shoplifting.
In this week’s London Calling, the talking points are the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago and why it won't do Trump any harm, the disgraceful assault on Salman Rushdie and Jerry Sadowitz’s cancellation in Edinburgh.
The new book by White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr Deborah Birx reveals a woman with a fanatical fixation on lockdowns and a settled willingness to dupe the President and bring lockdown to America.
Meet Nick Dixon, host of the soon-to-launch Weekly Sceptic – our new podcast – and, as he explains in this piece, a conservative rebel who goes to church, is fond of classical liberalism and thinks Trump is 'quite funny'.
Ed West has written a brilliant analysis of why some Right-wing populists have either sided with Putin or think Putin's Russia and Zelenzky's Ukraine are morally equivalent – they're suffering from oikophobia.
Boris Johnson's 'Net Zero' agenda stems from a desire to cosy up to the Biden White House, rather than any genuine concern for the environment.
Many left-wing commentators are still reluctant to concede that COVID might have escaped from a lab in Wuhan. A new study confirms that recent coverage of the theory has been driven by right-wing media.
In this week’s episode of London Calling, James and I discuss the end of the special relationship, Trump urging his supporters to get vaxxed, Australia’s descent into a police state and the rainbow-coloured police cars.
The first drug to treat coronavirus has been approved by the U.K.’s medicines regulator and is being introduced ASAP on the NHS. No, it's not ivermectin. It's Ronapreve, the same drug that was used to treat Donald Trump.
We're publishing an original piece on the Daily Sceptic by Freddie Attenborough about the BBC's double standards when it comes to 'misinformation'. It regularly exposes it, but pumps it out with equal regularity.
